Can you connect two batteries to have 480Mah ?
12988
You probably can but I doubt you would have room for both batteries. I have never tried it and never would.
12989
You can connect them in parallel...Red to red, and black to black, but you would need to mount one of the batteries outside the fusilage, perhaps, between the skids. However, keep in mind that you would be increasing the weight and that will definately decrease the performance. I wouldn't do it. The heli flies great with one battery, and it might not even have the ability to lift the craft properly with the additional weight. You won't get improved performance.
1459111
Yes it can. I have same 3000 mah battery. It can hold both. There is no max mah limit rated on the manufacturers guide though. But you will have no problem.
1205644
As far as I know this is designed for 12 VDC. You could just connect the + (red) and - (black) to 1 battery for the 12 VDC
2156264
No. I tried the same thing. But there is circuitry to prevent overcharging which would damage your batteries that is missing in the circuit.
1603814
Yes, you can. As a matter of fact, you can connect the phone USB end to the charger itself while the other battery is on the charger.
1196012
Yes, We will send you TWO 12V (AH Batteries from this add.Thanks for looking Rich
1968754
Yes if you wire the batteries in series so that total output is 12v. Probably looking at a couple hours if your lucky. I'd put a motorcycle battery in if I were you. Would be about the same size as 2 6v batteries.
1626067
you can connect it in parallel (+ to +, - to -) for double the capacity at 12 volts or in series (- on one battery connected to + on the other battery) with the output being 24 volts. I used a small insulated wires with crimped male and female connectors you can get at just about anywhere such as auto parts to Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon etc. Just be careful to have tight connectors without any paths causing a short or ground. Good Luck!
31410
Assuming both batteries you're hooking up in series are 6 volt and of equal capacity and condition then yes, they should charge just fine with a single 12V controller. However, keep in mind that mismatching the two batteries in respect to capacity or condition can dramatically limit the overall charging capacity and run time of the entire string.
287861
Absolutely, if you wire up the appropriate 12V battery with the current capacity you need for the target runtime. It would be a relatively trivial hack to do if you want to, but is it designed to do so? No.
2237446
Yes this can be connect to two Marine batteries however you must make sure they are fully charged and are disconnected as this is strictly a maintainer.
1615005
No problem at all. Just connect 2 or more 12v batteries in parallel. I use 4 x 12v batteries.
284588
You need it for a 48V cart or if you have a 36V cart you can use 2 of the batteries for 12V but it is better for all of the batteries to share the load of the 12V item.
340685
I would not since the charger senses your battery and goes to float when it reaches charged state so with 2 it may overcharge a battery, also this is a very low amp charging system so it would probably not do the job on 2 batteries.
1609370
In my opinion, no. The body frame is not large enough to hold two batteries. You may be able to customize, but a different body type will be necessary.
1765986
Yes,if you hook up two 6 volt batteries in series you will double the voltage to 12 volts and keep the amperage the same. + to - and -to +. Connecting the same batteries in parallel + to + and - to - gives you 6 volts but doubles the amperage. So if you connect them in series the 12 volts will be charged with any 12 volt charger. Sorry for the lengthy explanation but I wanted it to be clear. Good luck.
2225606
Yes, two six volt in series. Connect the + of one battery to the - of the other, and then connect the controller to the plus and minus ends as if it were one big battery.